The Norwegian was submerged by media after finishing the live TV Värmullsåsen Power Stage, shortly after burying his Volkswagen Polo R into the snow and ending his dream of a maiden WRC victory. But it was only as he drove to service that he was able to reflect on the error that handed victory to team-mate Sébastien Ogier and allowed Thierry Neuville into second in one of the most exciting WRC finishes ever. “When I got to the stage finish I was sad, but I wasn’t that sad,” he said. “It’s more when you drive to the service park, then all the emotion comes in and you start to think about the experience. Then it was really tough. “We decided to go maximum on the last stage,...
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